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 Posted 12/18/2012  12:38 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jcmworld to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I am stumped on these two ancient greeks.
The first one is fairly pitted but there is an ANΣ in the exergue and a monogram beow the horse. The obverse has a facing head.
The second one has what appears to be a littus on the reverse but the lettering is in Greek so I went to Sear's catalog on Roman Provincials but nothing there. Not Celtic, maybe Judean? The obverse on the second one is gloppy, really worn so nothing there. I put up a photo of it anyhow.
I put a US 1 Cent and 10 Cent coin next to them for reference as to size.
Anyone have any info?



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 Posted 12/18/2012  08:03 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add bobbyhelmet to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hello, to the forum.

I think the 1st coin is:

Macedonia, Pella, 100BC +/-50
Obv. : Woman's veiled head (Demeter?)
Rev. : ΠΕΛ-ΛHΣ. Ox grazing right with monogram
Moushmov 6452

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Still thinking about the second, is that an alter next to the 'littus' item
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Maybe an altar. The photo shows the coin tilted at a 45 degree angle to the left. There is writing to the left (showing on the bottom left) of the reverse.
Thanks on the first one!
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